'Night at the Museum: Kahmunrah Rises Again' (2022)
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Confinement Escape: Forbidden Humiliation
A beautiful psychiatrist, Saori, is plotting revenge against a man using one of her patients. The patient dreams of raping a young girl. She throws the patient and the man's daughter in the room and has him murder the girl. The patient carries out the plan as instructed in the dream, but a mysterious man in camouflage uniform blocks her path.
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A beautiful psychiatrist, Saori, is plotting revenge against a man using one of her patients. The patient dreams of raping a young girl. She throws the patient and the man's daughter in the room and has him murder the girl. The patient carries out the plan as instructed in the dream, but a mysterious man in camouflage uniform blocks her path.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Toshiharu Ikeda
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:SEN PLANNING
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